TV RAMPS UP ‘JUNK’ FOOD ad RULES
WELLINGTON: New Zealand television channels have accelerated self-regulation of ‘junk’ food advertising in tandem with manufacturers as they attempt to head-off legislation aimed at reducing child...
View ArticleCommercial breaks make TV more enjoyable
According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research, commercial breaks make watching TV more enjoyable because it refreshes people’s capacity to concentrate. The researchers conducted...
View ArticleEuropean Commission calls for flexibility in the application of TV...
On 19 December 2007, the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMS) came into force. It sets up new EU rules on TV advertising, focused on future trends to make it easier for services providers to...
View ArticleBMA struggeled with Estonian cable and digital TV providers for broadcast rights
Two major cable and digital TV providers among Russian language population in Estonia stopped on Jan 12 broadcasting BMA’s main channel – PBK. Reason behind was BMA’s decision to start asking broadcast...
View ArticleJüi Pihel is back in MTG
Former TV3 program manager returned to TV3. According to TV3 is Jüri Pihel main task to make sure shows planned in the program will hit the aims in other words – Jüri must guarantee that the produces...
View ArticleIMF: economy of Estonia will recover soonest in 2010
According to IMF in the current situation of globalization and domestic economy stress, Estonia can rely on political frame, foremost fixated currency rate. It will reduce price expectations which will...
View ArticleMobile phone operators have created a unified advertisement package for...
On Monday, November 17-th 2008, EMT, Tele2 and Elisa started a cooperation project with a goal to develop m-marketing in Estonia as it has been done in Sweden, offering their clients a uniform...
View ArticleMinister for Population and Ethnic Affairs Orders Broadcast for Million Crowns
Office of the Minister for Population and Ethnic Affairs decided to broadcast a program directed to Russian population in Estonia on Pervõi Baltiiski Kanal (First Baltic channel), as the Russian...
View ArticleNews Corporation agrees sale of Latvia TV interests
By: www.leta.lv London, March [10], 2010. News Corporation announced today it had reached an agreement to sell its Latvian broadcasting assets, including LNT, the market-leading national terrestrial TV...
View Article2010 Interim Results Announcement
Total revenue increased 4.2% to £663.3m, (2.4% at constant currency), organic revenue growth of 3.2%. Revenue growth supported by strong performances in faster-growing regions*, which now represent 30%...
View ArticleJõesaar: state supports the voice of Kremlin
The Minister for Population and Ethnic Affairs supports the voice of Kremlin by ordering Russian language talk show from Pervõi Baltiiski Kanal (First Baltic channel) with the state money, according to...
View ArticleEntire Estonia covered with digital broadcasting
Since yesterday entire Estonia is covered with aerial broadcasting which allows people to watch several domestic channels without any extra charge. “For those who are more interested in international...
View ArticleMaking the most of outdoor advertising
By: Andrew Green It is expected that US.7 billion will be spent on outdoor advertising worldwide in 2008, according to ZenithOptimedia (March 2008) – some 6.5% of major media adspend globally. Ten...
View ArticleMTG invests in new broadcast centre in Riga
By: Linda Liepina Modern Times Group, the international entertainment broadcasting group, today announced that Viasat Broadcasting is investing in a new broadcast hub to be located in Riga. The playout...
View ArticleJüi Pihel is back in MTG
Former TV3 program manager returned to TV3. According to TV3 is Jüri Pihel main task to make sure shows planned in the program will hit the aims in other words – Jüri must guarantee that the produces...
View ArticleIMF: economy of Estonia will recover soonest in 2010
According to IMF in the current situation of globalization and domestic economy stress, Estonia can rely on political frame, foremost fixated currency rate. It will reduce price expectations which will...
View ArticleMobile phone operators have created a unified advertisement package for...
On Monday, November 17-th 2008, EMT, Tele2 and Elisa started a cooperation project with a goal to develop m-marketing in Estonia as it has been done in Sweden, offering their clients a uniform...
View ArticleMinister for Population and Ethnic Affairs Orders Broadcast for Million Crowns
Office of the Minister for Population and Ethnic Affairs decided to broadcast a program directed to Russian population in Estonia on Pervõi Baltiiski Kanal (First Baltic channel), as the Russian...
View ArticleEntire Estonia covered with digital broadcasting
Since yesterday entire Estonia is covered with aerial broadcasting which allows people to watch several domestic channels without any extra charge. “For those who are more interested in international...
View ArticleMaking the most of outdoor advertising
By: Andrew Green It is expected that US.7 billion will be spent on outdoor advertising worldwide in 2008, according to ZenithOptimedia (March 2008) – some 6.5% of major media adspend globally. Ten...
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